
Responsibility of a property owner for the injury or death that may occur on the premises of an owner is referred to as “premises liability.” That responsibility includes both the owners and tenants that occupy the land. These laws include almost all types of occurrences on a property whether it is a commercial, personal, public or private property. It includes everything from a person who trips coming into the house to a child who drowns in a pond.
Often times the occurrences are quite drastic. Sometimes, the responsibility falls on those who own the property. Proving the fault depends on the responsibility a landowner has to a person injured or killed on his property and that responsibility is dependent upon the three classifications of visitors to another’s property:
- Trespasser – an unauthorized access to the owner’s property that in some instances may be considered a criminal act.
- Licensee – a person that is on the property of another, despite the fact that the property is closed to the general public, but the owner has allowed the licensee to enter (hence, the term “licensee”).
- Business invitee – has a business or official dealing with a land owner, which serves as a basis for an entry permission.
The degree of responsibility an owner or tenant of land has depends on the classes of visitors on the property and why that person is injured. It is essential to conduct an investigation for the best possible outcome of your personal injury case. Most investigative efforts we provide from within our Law Firm, however we have extensive history of working with the best experts in the area and will employ them as necessary.
These claims go even further with liability if proven to be at fault of an owner or tenant. Lost wages, inability to earn money, medical bills, physical and emotional suffering, all serve a crucial role in determining proper compensation for you. We understand your suffering and are willing to help. Call our office to find out if you may have a case so we can help you pursue the justice and then rest assured, because Hans' experience in premises liability cases allows him to successfully handle them from beginning to an end. In most cases, a simply proving injury is not enough – to be successful, it is necessary to prove that the injury could have been prevented if the premises owner had proper protection for the visitors. Effort is always essential in all the areas of jurisprudence and the professionals at The Poppe Law Firm will ensure you receive their best effort in your personal injury case to prove why the injury occurred and how it could have been prevented.
We provide our services to Kentucky residents by employing our wide knowledge and experience in handling most types of premises liability claims. Do not hesitate to contact us on these important issues and the possibility of a fair compensation.
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6004 Brownsboro Park Blvd.,
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Louisville, KY 40207
Phone: (502) 895-3400
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